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Just now, zMeul said:

technically, yes

good so i am getting 2 of them and lets buy the PCIe version for my brother, well unexpected 275gb of storage to my pc :D

 

or i think i will get those 2 and jsut remove my SSD and put it into my brothers pc... thats i think the best way :) 

Hello,

as the tittle says:

My mobo: ASUS MAXIMUS VII Hero

Win 10 64-bit

M.2 SSD: Crucial MX300 525gb ssd 

 

What i have done:

installed newest bios

inserted the ssd into the m.2 slot

set that slot in bios to M.2 mode

installed crucial software on the site for drives dunno if it is related

 

I cannot find the disk in Bios, in my computer or in Disk management.

 

The m.2 is brand new.

 

Any ideas?

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you sure there's no other setting for that m.2 slot?

MX300 are SATA drives not PCIe - check that

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Just now, zMeul said:

you sure there's no other setting for that m.2 slot?

MX300 are SATA drives not PCIe - check that

yeah but they have mx300 m.2 ssd and i already set the pcie slot to m.2 mode.

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Just now, bughtoo said:

yeah but they have mx300 m.2 ssd and i already set the pcie slot to m.2 mode.

mate, m.2 is not a mode, is a form factor, a connector

modes are PCIe and SATA, check the manual

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Just now, zMeul said:

mate, m.2 is not a mode, is a form factor, a connector

modes are PCIe and SATA, check the manual

god damnit...

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1 minute ago, zMeul said:

ok, I'm back .. the news isn't good, you should've read the manual before buying the SSD: http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/MAXIMUS-VII-HERO/E9799_MAXIMUS_VII_HERO_V2_WEB.pdf

 

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Well i have seen people where it worked no problem. there is a lot of threads about it and also some videos and i dont understand when it works on Maximus VII Ranger but should not on Hero when hero is the higher model

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3 minutes ago, zMeul said:

ok, I'm back .. the news isn't good, you should've read the manual before buying the SSD: http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/MAXIMUS-VII-HERO/E9799_MAXIMUS_VII_HERO_V2_WEB.pdf

 

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this is what it says on official site and i think it is what is said in manual so it should work:

2016-10-02 22_31_02-Crucial.com - MX300 SSD_ Instant performance that lasts.png

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2 minutes ago, bughtoo said:

Well i have seen people where it worked no problem. there is a lot of threads about it and also some videos and i dont understand when it works on Maximus VII Ranger but should not on Hero when hero is the higher model

I do not know what you saw

the m.2 on the Maximus VII Ranger is limited to PCIe mode only too: http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/MAXIMUS-VII-RANGER/E9798_maximus_vii_ranger_ug_v2_WEB.pdf

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2 minutes ago, zMeul said:

I do not know what you saw

the m.2 on the Maximus VII Ranger is limited to PCIe mode only too: http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/MAXIMUS-VII-RANGER/E9798_maximus_vii_ranger_ug_v2_WEB.pdf

well idk, check my post above

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7 minutes ago, bughtoo said:

 

this is what it says on official site and i think it is what is said in manual so it should work:

2016-10-02 22_31_02-Crucial.com - MX300 SSD_ Instant performance that lasts.png

yes, that is not a PCIe drive, it's a SATA drive - look at the read and write speeds, typical for a SATA III interface

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Just now, zMeul said:

yes, that is not a PCIe drive, it's a SATA drive - look at the read and write speeds, typical for a SATA III interface

but it says its m.2 type 2280 ssd and in manual for VII Hero board it says support for 2260/2280 storage devices so it should be ok.

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Just now, bughtoo said:

but it says its m.2 type 2280 ssd and in manual for VII Hero board it says support for 2260/2280 storage devices so it should be ok.

mate, that is a connector - m.2 is a connector

m.2 supports SSDs (SATA and PCIe), WiFi cards, cellular cards, etc

 

2260 and 2280 are standardized lenghts

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Just now, zMeul said:

mate, that is a connector - m.2 is a connector

m.2 supports SSDs (SATA and PCIe), WiFi cards, cellular cards, etc

 

2260 and 2280 are standardized lenghts

thats just stupid.... yaaaay 135e for nothing 

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Just now, zMeul said:

mate, that is a connector - m.2 is a connector

m.2 supports SSDs (SATA and PCIe), WiFi cards, cellular cards, etc

 

2260 and 2280 are standardized lenghts

would the drive work for asus maximus Vii impact?

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Just now, bughtoo said:

thats just stupid.... yaaaay 135e for nothing 

it's not stupid - before buying something ask, look at the manual

 

can't you return the SSD if it's brand new? doesn't your country have like 14days return or something like that? you should, Slovakia is part of EU

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Just now, zMeul said:

it's not stupid - before buying something ask, look at the manual

 

can't you return the SSD if it's brand new? doesn't your country have like 14days return or something like that? you should, Slovakia is part of EU

bought it in switzerland, not going back there for another year 

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Just now, zMeul said:

this one? https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/MAXIMUS_VII_IMPACT/specifications/

no, m.2 it's limited to PCIe SSDs on this one too

yeah, i got one 525 gb and one 275gb ... yaaaaaay 200 together thrown out of the window. Well i didnt think that even the stupid M.2 will have different f-in types.... 

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1 minute ago, bughtoo said:

bought it in switzerland, not going back there for another year 

well, they are EU member states too, same consumer rights apply

contact the shop and tell them the story

 

or sell it to someone locally

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Just now, zMeul said:

well, they are EU member states too, same consumer rights apply

contact the shop and tell them the story

 

or sell it to someone locally

arent there some adapters? to PCIe x4 slot?

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Just now, bughtoo said:

arent there some adapters? to PCIe x4 slot?

I think I saw something, lemme check

 

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Just now, zMeul said:

good thats for my, now i have to buy a new m.2 pcie for my brother :-/ bcs the 275 was supposed to be for him

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